User management allows you to control and maintain security within your system.
This guide will provide an overview of the different user roles and their respective access levels to help you effectively manage user accounts
Admin - Users with Admin privileges have full permissions within the system.
Admins can access and modify all features, settings, and data, responsible for system administration, user management, and configuration.
Editor - Editors have a level of access that allows them to perform various tasks and interact with the system. However, Editors have limited access to user settings, meaning they may not be able to manage other users or access certain administrative functions.
Associate - Associate access rights closely resemble those of Editors, with one key distinction: Associates do not possess the capability to synchronize transactions with a connected ERP system. This access level is primarily intended for individuals who require full configuration capabilities on the platform but prefer to have another person review and execute the final syncing process to ensure accuracy and oversight.
Viewer - Viewers have read-only access to the system.
Viewers can review the data but are restricted from making changes or modifications.
This role is typically suited for those who need to review information without the ability to edit or manage it